Young people urged to speak out about suicidal friends

The North's Education Minister is urging young people to speak out if they believe a friend might be in danger of suicide.

Young people urged to speak out about suicidal friends
Tue, 19 Jun, 2007 - 09:07

The North's Education Minister is urging young people to speak out if they believe a friend might be in danger of suicide.

The call comes after three 15-year-old boys from Craigavon Senior School in Co Armagh took their own lives at the same spot in recent weeks.

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